koakuma-chan

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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
How do you handle read/write errors with mmap?
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Please stop spreading this "AI evals" terminology. "evals" is what providers like OpenAI and Anthropic do with their models. If you wrote a test for a feature that uses an LLM, it's just a test, there's no need
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Does Grok suck? I have never used it.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Both?
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
$1,000,000 doesn't seem like a lot of money for them, why would it matter to them?
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
This seems really weird to me. Isn't that just using LLMs in a specific way? Why come up with a new name "RLM" instead of saying "LLM"? Nothing changes about the model.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Too brief, minus 10 marks.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
It works for filling an existing password, but not for creating a new one, iOS still prompts me to fill existing even though I'm on the sign up page. On the web 1Password can also automatically generate a Fastmail masked email address,
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Well then I don't know whom to blame, 1Password or app developers not marking the fields correctly.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
And why is it broken? Is there a way for a password manager app to somehow inspect other apps and identify forms within them and interact with the forms?
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
No, installing apps is just genuinely bad UX, at least for me, because my password manager doesn't work in apps, and I have to manually generate and copy and paste password. If creators of the app are extra stupid, they make it so that
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
But what business value does high quality code bring? /s
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
It's more convenient to open a website than it is to install an app.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
But why do they need to make a native app for that? It makes no sense.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
I have been having the same experience. If you starred a GitHub repo, and they think that their product is similar, they will send you their spam. I condemn this! They should be ashamed!
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
"The most advanced open-source WAF ever built." Somehow, the moment I read this, I knew it was AI slop.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
What the fuck is this slop? https://github.com/theghostshinobi/Shibuya-waf-light-version...
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Nope, no bigger picture. That's all I meant.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
It depends on the instruction, and how many other instructions there are. Models converge on doing things the way that emerged from their training, and with every turn the model cares less and less about your instructions. In practice, this
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
No, I am making the argument that models have poor capabilities outside of tasks they are RLed for, and their capabilities inside those tasks are only as good as capabilities of people evaluating their responses, i.e. not great. Even if you
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
> If you're seeing the model deliberately creating errors so you have something to fix, then that sounds like something is fundamentally wrong in your prompt. No, all these models are just bad for anything that they weren't RLe
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Jarred has 4.8K GitHub issues of his own.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Who they? Do the engineers who actually did that work at Google still? I heard that the guy who made TPUs has his own startup now.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
It is mind blowing. I guess he didn't have enough allies in power? All the corrupt politicians around the world must be laughing at him right now.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
How did they stop him?
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Have you played Bedrock? It sucks.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
100% agreed
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
You Should Just Use Rust
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Would they? I don't think anyone cares about security.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Let me narrow down the scope here. I am a Rust developer, developing software that will run on my Linux server. Why would I want to use libc? Why does Rust standard library use libc? Zig, for example, doesn't.

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